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Smarter.com launches sites in Japan, China

November 14, 2005 Company says it is the first U.S. comparison shopping search engine to launch in both of those markets. TAGS: Japan, comparison, China, search engine, U.S.

Japan says no to Blu-ray, HD DVD recorders for U.S.

October 3, 2006 Machines' high price, and belief that demand is relatively modest, will keep them out of U.S. market for now. TAGS: yen, Japan, broadcasting, HD-DVD, Blu-ray, recorder, DVD-recorder, Panasonic, Toshiba, U.S., DVD, Sony Corp., hard drive

Lost? Try asking your cell phone

October 31, 2006 Service, set for debut in U.S., sends 3-D maps and walking directions to a handset to help people get where they're going. Photos: GeoVector shows the way TAGS: carrier, Japan, U.S., direction, cell phone, 3D

In Japan, robots are people, too

October 5, 2006 "Loving the Machine" author Timothy Hornyak looks at why the Japanese see a friendly face in the dawning era of robots. Photos: The friendly faces of Japanese robots TAGS: robot, doll, Japan, iRobot Roomba, Europe, U.S., photograph

Inside Toyota's hybrid factory

October 10, 2006 The plant at Tsutsumi aims to build 1,900 cars a day. When there's a problem, the music gets downright cheery. TAGS: Toyota Prius, factory, hybrid car, Japan, plant, worker, production, car, U.S.

Mobile browsing becoming mainstream

April 18, 2006 An increase in cell phone ownership, and use of wireless services by those over 35, may lead cell phones to dominate. TAGS: household, cell phone, increase, wireless service, Japan, U.S.

How far will India's tech juggernaut go?

June 27, 2005 Having already built a huge successful business on outsourced services, India now has ambitions of becoming an international powerhouse in all forms of technology. Will it become a signficant threa... TAGS: India, South Korea, outsource, Taiwan, Japan, China, U.S.

Nintendo to bring 2 million Wiis to U.S. by year's end

November 21, 2006 Want a Nintendo Wii? Looks like you probably won't have to break a bottle over someone's head to get one. TAGS: Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Co. Ltd., console, Japan, retailer, U.S., Sony PS3, Microsoft Xbox, eBay Inc., Sony Playstation, Microsoft Corp.

Panasonic's plasma pusher

January 18, 2006 With company on comeback trail, Yoshi Yamada, CEO of Panasonic North America, is making plasma TVs its biggest focus. TAGS: Panasonic, decision-making, Japan, U.S., plasma, North America, Consumer Electronics Show, plasma TV, CEO, TV

Municipal wireless reaches Japan

March 9, 2005 Cell-savvy Japan is just starting to catch on to a growing U.S. trend--municipal Wi-Fi networks. TAGS: Tropos Networks, NTT Corp., municipal Wi-Fi, Japan, Wi-Fi network, FTTH, wireless technology, Wi-Fi, deployment, Philadelphia, U.S., telecommunications, 3G, broadband, cell phone

CA exec urges Asia to strengthen data-breach laws

September 28, 2007 Security sales director says region should follow Japan's example to ensure companies take data security more seriously. TAGS: Asia, data security, identity management, enterprise security, penalty, law, Computer Associates International Inc., Japan, network security, region, Singapore, exec, security, U.S., California

IDC: China, India to see big gains in IT spending

March 23, 2006 Worldwide IT spending, meanwhile, expected to grow 6.3 percent in 2006, slightly less than last year, says research company. TAGS: IT-spending, gain, India, China, Japan, research company, Europe, U.S., information technology, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Corp.

AMD takes Intel fight to Japan

June 30, 2005 Chipmaker bases new suits on findings made by Japan's Fair Trade Commission and seeks $50 million in damages. TAGS: Japan, AMD, Paul Otellini, Intel, complaint, chip company, Tokyo, antitrust, PC company, CEO, agency, U.S., PC

IDC lowers PC forecast for '05

March 23, 2005 Market researcher revises its prediction for PC shipments worldwide, blaming the Japanese and U.S. economies. TAGS: shipment, market research company, U.S., Japan, PC

Toyota branches out into ethanol

October 10, 2006 The Prius hybrid is just the start of the Japanese carmaker's efforts to tap into alternative fuels. Photos: Fueling Toyota's future TAGS: alternative fuel, car, Toyota Prius, Japan, Brazil, U.S., battery

U.S. leads in nanotech investment

June 29, 2005 We're in a nano space race and doing well, says a research company. But Asia may be catching up. TAGS: nanotechnology, nanometer, molecule, Taiwan, South Korea, government, U.S., Japan

Cabir mobile virus found in U.S.

February 18, 2005 Virus appeared in two phones in a Southern California shop window, possibly infected via Bluetooth wireless. TAGS: Cabir virus, NTT DoCoMo Inc., F-Secure Corp., handset, infection, Symbian Inc., Nokia Corp., cell phone, virus, Japan, California, U.S., Bluetooth, security, antivirus, operating system

Qwest reaches 1 million DSL subscriptions

December 14, 2004 Qwest reaches a milestone while the rest of the world continues to put down more lines and pick up more users. TAGS: Qwest Communications Inc., DSL, South Korea, subscription, Taiwan, China, Germany, Japan, U.S., U.K.

The plot behind killing electric cars

August 28, 2007 Why are we still driving gasoline-powered cars? CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says there's plenty of blame to go around. TAGS: automobile company, Toyota Prius, conspiracy, car, vehicle, Japan, theory, battery, U.S.

Sony denies seeking PSP customer data

June 24, 2005 Company says it's targeting "gray market" sellers rather than consumers to squelch unauthorized sales in the U.K. TAGS: Sony PSP, Glasgow, Sony Corp., online retailer, U.K., Japan, console, retailer, Sony Playstation, U.S., president, games
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